Woman accused of double billing
by Alan Riquelmy, staff writer
Feb 28, 2013 | 7449 views | 41 41 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Elizabeth Ansley Brewster
Elizabeth Ansley Brewster
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A Rome woman was arrested Wednesday on theft charges for double billing UGA and Floyd County Parks and Recreation for the same work, authorities said.

Elizabeth Ansley Brewster, 33, of 4 River Valley Court, faces two misdemeanor counts of theft by deception, Floyd County Jail records state.

According to reports, Brewster misled her supervisor at the University of Georgia’s Cooperative Extension Office twice in 2012 — by giving the false impression she’d be working at the county Parks and Recreation Department as part of her daily duties.

In the first case, Brewster got almost $600 from Parks and Rec and more than $800 from the University of Georgia in June 2012.

She got about $600 from Parks and Rec and almost $800 from the university in July 2012.

Records show Brewster turned herself in on Wednesday.
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